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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1974

Page

4

Ford eulogizes Davies as a great patriot

President Ford awarded posthumous the State Department’s highest honor to Ambassador Rodger P. Davies who was assassinated in the U S Embassy in Nicosia. Kissinger praised Davies as a professional diplomat who sacrificed for peace at a ceremony at Andrews Air Force Base with hundreds of State Department staff.

Washington UPI Rodger P. Davies Cyprus U.S Nicosia State Department Ford Andrews Air Force Base Henry A. Kissinger Davies Kissinger Secretary of State

Ford appoints Crawford as Cyprus ambassador after envoy killed

President Ford named William Crawford a career diplomat as ambassador to Cyprus replacing Rodger Davies who was assassinated. Crawford, 46, is currently ambassador to the Yemen Republic. Until Senate confirmation IL. Dean Brown will head the U S embassy in Nicosia.

Washington UPI Ford William Crawford Cyprus Rodger Davies Crawford Yemen Republic Senate Dean Brown USS Nicosia

Anti Watergate privacy proposals from Republican task force

Rep. John Conlan says the bipartisan privacy task force has issued sweeping plans to curb Watergate style abuses and protect individual privacy. The proposals call for surveillance only under exceptional circumstances with prior court approval and seek to limit government data gathering on citizens and businesses.

Washington UPI John Conlan R-Ariz Republican Task Force On Conlan

New Faculty Additions At Scottsdale Community College

SCC announces eleven new teachers joining this semester across divisions including Social-Behavioral Sciences, Health and Physical Education, Fine Arts, Mathematics and Science, Business and Office Education, Nursing, and Administration of Justice. Several arrive from MCC or other universities. several return from leave or sabbaticals.

Scottsdale Community College Maricopa County Community College Vergie Ackland Maricopa Technical College Marilyn Newsom Phoenix College Ackland Mrs. Newsom SCC John Avianantos Nancy Gillett Avianantos Phyllis Steinman MCC Gordon Shillingburg L.L. Via Edna Brooke Via MTC Brooke Jacqueline Ruggles Administration of Justice Edward Gates Valdosta State College Georgia Francine Hardaway Arizona State University Ron Kearns John Henderson Ruth Cox

Inquest into Tempe girl's death postponed to Sept 13

The Aug 30 inquest into 4 year old Shelley Briggs who died after a fall in a Tempe home has been moved to Sept 13 due to difficulty obtaining jurors over Labor Day weekend. The case involves a 13 year old babysitter who was supervising her before the incident at Tempe.

Tempe Shelley Briggs Scottsdale Memorial Hospital Ruth Tuley Scottsdale Dan Roth Tempe Community Hospital

Impeachment Report Finalized on Nixon Article One Support

The House Judiciary Committee released its 525 page final impeachment report asserting Nixon lied and violated laws. It notes perjury obstruction and deception and cites transcripts released Aug 5 confirming involvement, leading to sizable support for Article One and Nixon’s resignation.

Washington UPI House Judiciary Committee Nixon United States Department of Justice FBI CIA Senate John M. Doar GOP Sam Garrison Arrison

Peacock suit goes to jurors

UPI reports jurors deliberating in Dr. Erle Peacock’s damage suit over his firing as head of the University of Arizona College of Medicine. Judge Howard Turrentine dismissed two breach of contract counts, leaving constitutional and civil rights claims. Damages sought were reduced from 11 million to 4 million.

Prescott UPI U.S Erle Peacock University of Arizona College of Medicine Howard Turrentine Peacock

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